Kodak IM5 the first Android smartphone of the famous company will hit markets in late March or early April of this year; hardware specifications and the European price.
I already knew something of the first smartphone with Android mobile operating system of Kodak, the famous brand that many will know for machines and photographic prints; Kodak IM5, so you call the new mobile devices, will be available for sale in Europe and other continents as of the end of March or the beginning of April of this year at a price that Britain is about 189 pounds or 255 Euro (price may vary however from country to country).
Kodak IM5 is built under license in Bullitt; a company specialized in making various solid and rugged mobile devices, is a smartphone running Android 4.4.x KitKat with custom interface from the same Kodak and is positioned in the market average.
Kodak IM5 shows an IPS display 5 inches diagonally with 1280 x 720 pixels (294 PPI), a chipset Octa-core built by Mediatek operating at maximum frequency of 1.7 GHz, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of memory internal expandable with microSD.
Multimedia provides a 13-megapixel rear camera with autofocus and LED flash, a front chamber 5 megapixel dedicated to video calls, video and Selfie; from the point of view of connectivity seems that the phone still works with the 3G connection and not 4G, has Bluetooth 4.0, Wifi b / g / n, GPS and USB 2.0 port.
The software as we told you will use as the basis KitKat Android 4.4 but will be customized by the same Kodak with a proprietary interface and a store with dedicated applications; smartphone in particular will be able to take pictures, save, share and print wirelessly; a specific software was developed then to make the most of the sensor 13-megapixel rear camera.
Considering that the price in the UK because of the pound is higher, we think that in our country you can find the product list price of about 240-250 euro; We’ll see if it will be worth the purchase because in this price competition is high.
Kodak IM5 Android smartphone coming in March / April: the price
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